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J-Stars Victory Book
J-Stars Victory Book
ジェイスターズビクトリーブック
Jei Sutāzu Bikutorī Bukku
Released 19 March 2014
Publisher Bandai Namco Games
Retail Pre-Order Bonus
Book Data
Pages 70 pages
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The J-Stars Victory Book is a small book provided to those who pre-ordered[1] the 2014 video game J-Stars Victory Vs. (either the Sony PlayStation 3 or Vita editions) in Japan, originally released 19 March 2014 as part of the 45th anniversary celebration for Weekly Shōnen Jump.

The book contains information about the various franchises represented in the game, production information, song lyrics, and more.

Packaging

The J-Stars Victory Book is stylized to look like a tankōbon-styled release under the V-Jump guide book line; this includes the colored stripe across the front cover and "author" comment — actually that of game producer Kōji Nakajima — on the inside flap.

僕自身幼い頃から「週刊少年ジャンプ」を読み続けていてずっと「ジャンプヒーロー同士の熱いバトル」を夢見ていました。だから、ゲームを開発している間も本当に楽しかったです!最強のヒーローを決めるのはキミ自身!ぜひこの「遊べるジャンプ」で熱いバトルを繰り広げてください!



When I myself was younger, I'd read Weekly Shōnen Jump voraciously, and always have dreams about Jump characters getting involved in fierce battles. So I really had fun during the development of this game! You're the one who decides the strongest hero! Please, use this 'playable Jump' to unfold hot battles all your own!
— Kōji Nakajima

Contents

Hero Directory

Coverage of the Dragon Ball characters on page 17

The "Hero Directory" (英雄名鑑 Eiyū Meikan), spanning pages 3-34, provides background information on the various characters included in J-Stars Victory Vs.; Arale from Dr. Slump appears on page 16, while Son Goku, Vegeta, and Freeza from Dragon Ball appear on page 17.

Secret Gallery

The "Secret Gallery" (シークレットギャラリー Shīkuretto Gyararī), spanning pages 35-65, covers a variety of game information including the world map and development behind-the-scenes imagery. Lyrics to the game's opening theme, "Fighting Stars" (as performed by Hironobu Kageyama, Akira Kushida, and Hiroshi Katadani), span pages 36-37, alongside a brief series of comments from the performers.

AR Application

The book concludes with information about an augmented reality application for the game for usage with the PlayStation Vita.

References

  1. "Jojo's, Nube Characters Join J-Stars Victory Vs. Game" (11 December 2013). Anime News Network. Retrieved: 25 July 2019.